QUÝ CÔ QUYẾN RŨ [THUYẾT MINH] ｜ PHIM TÂM LÝ LÃNG MẠN CỰC HOT ｜ PHIM LẺ MỚI 2024
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00:00:00This little light of mine, I'm going to let it shine.
00:00:20This little light of mine, I'm going to let it shine.
00:00:26This little light of mine, I'm going to let it shine.
00:00:32Let it shine, let it shine, let it shine.
00:00:38Everywhere I go, I'm going to let it shine.
00:00:44Everywhere I go, I'm going to let it shine.
00:00:51Everywhere I go, I'm going to let it shine.
00:00:56Let it shine, let it shine, let it shine.
00:01:01Welcome home.
00:01:31Let it shine.
00:01:57Few men have had both courage and compassion possessed by our dear judge.
00:02:09Let us show the compassion that you showed others by following the words of our dear Lord Matthew chapter 5.
00:02:18You have heard it said that you should love thy neighbor and hate thy enemy.
00:02:24But to me, love your enemy.
00:02:27Do Lord, oh do Lord, Lord remember me please.
00:02:33Do Lord, do Lord, Lord remember me.
00:02:38Do Lord, oh do Lord, Lord remember me.
00:02:43Way beyond the blue.
00:02:48Do Lord, oh do Lord, Lord remember me.
00:02:51It's early.
00:03:02Well, it was a wonderful service, right?
00:03:04Yeah.
00:03:05Daddy would be proud.
00:03:09Oh, don't give me that look.
00:03:11Even God can see the sense of guilt you're going to pay today.
00:03:42Thank you, Walter.
00:03:44Good luck.
00:03:49Babe, there's a whole lot of folks out there that want to pay respects.
00:03:54Okay.
00:03:55Right.
00:03:57Let's get this over with.
00:04:03And her second husband was a polo athlete.
00:04:07Doesn't that sound exciting?
00:04:08Yeah.
00:04:09Sounds to me like she can't even lay a divorce.
00:04:14We'll see you later.
00:04:15And the other woman.
00:04:16We'll see you later.
00:04:17She's a playboy herself.
00:04:19Who would put her down there?
00:04:21Oh my God, you make it seem like you know her.
00:04:23You know she wouldn't give you the time.
00:04:25What do you know about fitting in?
00:04:27All the important men are out there.
00:04:29You were at the gym.
00:04:30It's all BS.
00:04:31It's communist talk, right?
00:04:33Yeah, it is.
00:04:35You, down here, call Brock.
00:04:38You want a drink?
00:04:39Thank you.
00:04:40Of course.
00:04:41Thank you.
00:04:45And it's that thing in schools.
00:04:47I'm going to say something wrong in the hand.
00:04:49That's the civil rights bill.
00:04:51You better stop this nonsense.
00:04:53Now hold on.
00:04:54We are nowhere near that hell of a man in a basket.
00:04:56We are here to express our good manner to a man on the bench.
00:05:01Judge.
00:05:03Your wisdom will fall a little bit.
00:05:08Safeline.
00:05:09Yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:05:19Smells like they put out the meatball.
00:05:22Come on, boys.
00:05:23Don't miss the party.
00:05:41Don't be shy.
00:05:42You better dig in.
00:05:43So sorry to bring you all so...
00:06:03Thank you.
00:06:04Thank you so much.
00:06:05Thank you for coming.
00:06:09That is not going to happen.
00:06:11Thank you so much.
00:06:13That was so sad.
00:06:14Grace.
00:06:15Excuse me.
00:06:17I don't know how she does it, but I can make it better.
00:06:21Oh.
00:06:22Thank you for coming.
00:06:24I'm going to miss you a lot.
00:06:26Me too.
00:06:28And you are more and more pretty each time I see you.
00:06:31And you are always a wonderful politician.
00:06:36Your father kept me up all your escapades.
00:06:38Escapades?
00:06:40Well, I hope it won't be boring.
00:06:43Contrary.
00:06:44I was living on that.
00:06:47Well, Congressman.
00:06:48Mrs. Sophia Spencer needs to see you in another room.
00:06:52Excuse me.
00:06:53My fan club awaits.
00:06:55Call me if you need me.
00:06:57Okay.
00:07:00Come.
00:07:03Mrs. Gordon.
00:07:07Yes.
00:07:08I'm Redford Lodge.
00:07:10I'll be the one at the bank to handle all your affairs.
00:07:13We need to clear things up.
00:07:15We will need to talk.
00:07:17No, no, no.
00:07:18That's fine.
00:07:19Just leave things as they are.
00:07:22Well, not if you try to admit it's delicious.
00:07:28Snobbish.
00:07:30What did she say?
00:07:32You see this thing now.
00:07:33Appreciate it.
00:07:38Excuse me.
00:07:42Come on, Walter.
00:07:43Let's go.
00:07:46Do we have anything else?
00:07:47No idea.
00:07:49Let's see.
00:07:50Let's see.
00:07:53No meatballs?
00:07:54You're angry.
00:07:55I couldn't bring you any meatballs.
00:07:56The red barbecue sauce will stain my pocket.
00:07:59The kitchen is not far from here.
00:08:01We have to go before the other detectives find out.
00:08:08Bye, Walter.
00:08:21You look terrible in that black dress.
00:08:24Why not red for the celebration?
00:08:27It's not supposed to be red for the celebration.
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00:11:24Thank you.
00:11:26Have a good day.
00:11:41Yes, ma'am, may I help you?
00:11:42I need to speak with someone about my accounts.
00:11:46Mr. Lodge.
00:11:47Mr. Lodge.
00:11:48Yes.
00:11:49Can you tell him that I'm waiting?
00:11:51Of course, ma'am.
00:11:52Have a seat.
00:11:53We'll be right back.
00:12:05I'm finishing this one, if you want it.
00:12:07It's mostly about Liz Tyler and her affair with that Westman.
00:12:10Even a big movie star has an affair with her man.
00:12:13Yeah, I guess you read what you wanted to read.
00:12:15Of course, ma'am, I guess you did.
00:12:18Well, if we're going to talk about Liz, we should introduce ourselves.
00:12:21I'm Grace Gordon.
00:12:22I'm Ruth.
00:12:23And this is my girl, Angelina.
00:12:30Well, that's a very pretty dress, Angelina.
00:12:33So fancy.
00:12:42I told you not to bother me this morning.
00:12:44I'm quite busy.
00:12:45Well, the office is very crowded.
00:12:47One woman is carrying a child with her.
00:12:50We had a child clutching papers.
00:12:52I think it's still right.
00:12:54And Mrs. Gordon is here.
00:12:57Oh.
00:12:59So today is not going to be an accomplished war.
00:13:02So she's here to give you a few words first.
00:13:06She is.
00:13:07She will.
00:13:08I have a few words for her.
00:13:16In ten minutes, I want you to come here with me.
00:13:20And is your dolly a good girl?
00:13:24Mrs. Gordon, please come in.
00:13:27The two ladies before me, I insist.
00:13:30That's all right, ma'am.
00:13:31Would you sit here in the lair?
00:13:33Sure.
00:13:34It was very nice to meet you.
00:13:36Nice meeting you.
00:13:40What are you doing here?
00:13:42I want to put my money in a safe place.
00:13:44And the papers said you're not going to help new people like me, are you?
00:13:47The bank doesn't take your kind of money.
00:13:50Who knows?
00:13:51My money is green, like everyone else's.
00:13:53And I worked very hard to get it.
00:13:56You're the only one I can trust.
00:14:06Please, have a seat.
00:14:08Ah.
00:14:10You know, I had a call.
00:14:13We've had several messages with you.
00:14:15Yes, it seems like there's been a breakdown.
00:14:17And heading up to Marty's famous stack of Mexican sweet potato pancakes,
00:14:22and our water won't be very hot.
00:14:25Well, Mrs. Gordon, let's see how this crisis is going to end up.
00:14:31The bank will pay these bills with money from the customer's account.
00:14:35I know that.
00:14:36I have to go to lunch, so can you just do your things quickly and move on?
00:14:43We don't really like these disturbances.
00:14:47No.
00:14:48No, most people do not like disturbances.
00:14:52We don't want all of them.
00:14:55You see, there is no money in the account.
00:14:58I don't understand, where was the money going?
00:15:01My father transferred almost everything he had to you over the years.
00:15:05So go land along the way.
00:15:07And if you want any more investments.
00:15:10Oh, and two marriages.
00:15:12And two, right?
00:15:14So the account is dry as bone.
00:15:17Now, the house and the land is left for all of you.
00:15:21But the more there is to be done, you'll have to sell.
00:15:25Sell?
00:15:26That house has been in our family for generations.
00:15:29And times change.
00:15:31And besides, farmland really is not worth much.
00:15:34Mattie and Apple have been on that land since they were born.
00:15:37All their lives.
00:15:38Mattie's granddaughter is with us.
00:15:40She has no place to go out.
00:15:42I had never seen her.
00:15:45Not even in my dreams.
00:15:47Well, unless you've been stashing money away somewhere.
00:15:52But look.
00:15:54Once you've paid off your debts.
00:15:56And you don't want to live too long.
00:15:58You'll make do.
00:16:00Myrna Kors would be your best bet.
00:16:03Myrna Kors?
00:16:05It's a retirement home.
00:16:09Mr. Lodge, you have a call.
00:16:11Someone you know more than I think.
00:16:12You've got to do something.
00:16:13Extend the loan.
00:16:15But the bank only works on these problems with men.
00:16:18And anyway, I really don't think this is a bad idea.
00:16:21Honey, you are 40 years old.
00:16:23That is none of your business.
00:16:25Okay, fine.
00:16:26You're not.
00:16:28No salesman.
00:16:30No money.
00:16:31No bank.
00:16:34At this point, you'd like to see me face facts.
00:16:37You are old enough.
00:16:43I hear you.
00:16:51What's the matter, babe?
00:17:22We're broke.
00:17:23Tighten it up.
00:17:24I was broke.
00:17:25I didn't even have the wolves.
00:17:27Wolves.
00:17:36That's quite a backer saying.
00:17:38But that's not going to do it.
00:17:40Because again, I'm useless.
00:17:44Now, you know you'll be useless.
00:17:47I'm useless.
00:17:49Now, you know you'll be useless.
00:17:51Well, what can you still do?
00:17:53Well, just get another one.
00:17:55Another what?
00:17:56Man.
00:17:57I don't want another what?
00:18:01That's the only one.
00:18:02Well, what about that guy?
00:18:04Now, that is a good man.
00:18:05Maybe you should have been more flirty with him when he was too young to be flirting.
00:18:09And he got the money from the government.
00:18:12That kind don't ever run out.
00:18:14And he's been confirmed actually a single guy.
00:18:17Maybe you should have asked him.
00:18:20Jubilee.
00:18:21Go get Jesse's address.
00:18:23So you're what?
00:18:24You choose one from a lot?
00:18:28No.
00:18:29Too old.
00:18:30Lord.
00:18:31Eat it.
00:18:32Uh-uh.
00:18:33He spits my space.
00:18:34Mr. Parker.
00:18:35No.
00:18:37We both agree that 14,000 high-speed railroads connecting states is a miracle.
00:18:43But with the amount of money in the bank, we can become a wonderful country connected by the railroad.
00:18:50Yeah, but you should know that the Romans built 50,000 railroads to the coast 300 years ago.
00:18:54The Romans built 50,000 railroads to the coast 300 years ago.
00:18:57You see the shining sea.
00:18:59300 BC without a single bulldozer.
00:19:02Really?
00:19:03And no constituents are complaining about cost or the dust.
00:19:08And there's not a single billboard about the view of those lovely hills.
00:19:14This man won't sell it again.
00:19:16And Alice asked me when he might be available to talk.
00:19:20I know.
00:19:21Damn it.
00:19:24Go rest while we wait.
00:19:26Thank you, Rachel.
00:19:28Listen, you want my book?
00:19:30You want to come to the recess over there?
00:19:32I do.
00:19:33No more crap.
00:19:35Clean this thing up and give me more answers.
00:19:38I'm working on it.
00:19:42Tell the two of them I'll get back to them as soon as I'm able.
00:19:47You are a glutton and a bastard.
00:19:50I believe the word is bastard.
00:19:54Here you go.
00:19:55Here's your dresser and your drink.
00:19:58Just the way you like it.
00:20:00Thank you.
00:20:01You're welcome.
00:20:04Do you still remember what's to do on a date?
00:20:07Yeah, it's like riding a bike.
00:20:09Men are only interested in one thing.
00:20:12Snacks?
00:20:13No, I was referring to what they deeply need.
00:20:16And what's that?
00:20:17Well, to talk about themselves.
00:20:19It is a bit sympathetic here.
00:20:22I'm not about to be a sympathetic kind of person to them.
00:20:25Oh, really?
00:20:26So, what are you going to do?
00:20:28You're going to do everything on your own?
00:20:30Yes.
00:20:31That's a good idea.
00:20:32Let me see.
00:20:36Here.
00:20:39Why don't you try this on?
00:20:41Let me see you walk around.
00:20:44Why would I want to wear this?
00:20:46I don't know.
00:20:47When you got really hard.
00:20:49Oh, no, I'm not a mom.
00:20:51No, you've got to be serious.
00:20:53I mean, you've got to go wild sometimes.
00:20:55You know, if this is a bandage, that's how you do it.
00:20:57How did you do it?
00:20:59I've never looked at that phrase.
00:21:06You know, my first time was at the Blue Goose.
00:21:08And Ava waved me in.
00:21:11I learned two things that summer.
00:21:13How to hold my temper when I'm drunk.
00:21:16And how to dance without caring who's looking at me.
00:21:20Oh, what a good time that was.
00:21:22Oh, I felt so free.
00:21:27But now I can't dance upon my toes.
00:21:30No man wants to dance with me.
00:21:33That's Emily Dickinson.
00:21:34Who's she?
00:21:36It's another woman.
00:21:37She got the dance backwards.
00:21:43Right.
00:21:44I'm about to sell myself like a pound of meat.
00:21:50Hmm?
00:21:52Yeah.
00:21:53So what's the plan?
00:21:54Oh, Spode.
00:21:57My favorite butter.
00:21:59A man with taste.
00:22:00Gonna have a great time.
00:22:01I developed it on my time travel.
00:22:03My mother lets me out of a crib every summer.
00:22:05I go to Rome every summer.
00:22:07Rome in the summer?
00:22:08Sounds romantic.
00:22:11Oh, I'm free to wander.
00:22:13FAA, the shop, meet all varieties of interesting people.
00:22:19Now, good boy never kissed a tail dog.
00:22:21Oh, some things have to be done.
00:22:29But mother's tight bus strings pull me right back every time.
00:22:34She's never found a boss she can embrace.
00:22:36The old penny picture probably won't grip on me my entire life.
00:22:41Uh, would you ask him?
00:22:44Oh, man.
00:22:45Wrap it up.
00:22:46We'll re-handle one for his mama.
00:22:48And get the address book.
00:22:51All right, ma'am.
00:22:57They don't want us around here.
00:22:58They just don't care.
00:23:01So y'all need to get y'allselves in the system
00:23:03and be ready so y'all can focus.
00:23:08Listen to me.
00:23:12I'm right here.
00:23:13I'm here for you.
00:23:15Jim Crow is playing me.
00:23:17Hey, he's playing you.
00:23:19Now, we should play fair and square.
00:23:25Come on, y'all.
00:23:30This hot young fella came down from the north to help us.
00:23:36I've come down to get your help
00:23:38to enlist you in the battle for your equal rights.
00:23:41Equal rights.
00:23:43Hey, what you think he's talking about?
00:23:47He's trying to figure out what it all means.
00:23:50Oh, what it means?
00:23:52Oh, peanut here.
00:23:54He gonna get half of what he want.
00:23:56Split down the middle.
00:23:57Jay, no, no, no.
00:23:59Stop what I mean.
00:24:00Give me a little.
00:24:01Give me a little.
00:24:08But he gonna take half.
00:24:10Not what I'm saying.
00:24:12See, old whitey.
00:24:13See, old whitey.
00:24:15He fought the whole fuckin' world in World War II
00:24:17to defend his republic.
00:24:18Old whitey's doing a good job running things.
00:24:22Streets are safe.
00:24:24You got good pay and jobs.
00:24:26Hey, you men sitting in the windows over there,
00:24:28what other animals in that town can take it up?
00:24:31I know who you are.
00:24:33You drive the car, don't you?
00:24:35And you like things to be easy, don't you?
00:24:37Man, tell you what.
00:24:39Listen here, yellow boy.
00:24:41I don't kiss no one's ass on all night.
00:24:43I am who I am.
00:24:45The way I see it,
00:24:47all the men in here,
00:24:48they all did fine.
00:24:50Yeah.
00:24:51You see, old whitey, you got a plan.
00:24:54He building a highway that sends the child safe.
00:24:58That shit's a little,
00:24:59they call it a superhighway.
00:25:01Are you content?
00:25:03Are you content
00:25:05to pee by the side of that road?
00:25:08Sleep and eat
00:25:09and eat
00:25:10where this white face
00:25:12says you better pay.
00:25:14Jim Crow gotta go.
00:25:16Y'all gotta register yourself.
00:25:18It's just it's gonna get you in the mouth
00:25:20before you ain't got no plan, yellow boy.
00:25:23You ain't got no plan.
00:25:27Tell me y'all got no plan.
00:25:29What?
00:25:30Hey,
00:25:31y'all gonna fight all night
00:25:33just for the top one?
00:25:35Because the only thing that they said we ride is
00:25:36who's gonna get hot and sweaty, right?
00:25:40You.
00:25:42You wanna dance?
00:25:44With all that white blood in it?
00:25:46You ain't gonna be able to move much, baby.
00:25:49Well, you gotta dance to this piece
00:25:50and you not gonna have a piece to it.
00:25:56Come on now, I'll give you a dance.
00:26:00Hey, Abel, you got that uh,
00:26:02that good whiskey,
00:26:03you locked away?
00:26:05Sure I do.
00:26:06All right, man.
00:26:08Break out something for the boys.
00:26:10I am.
00:26:11Come on.
00:26:12The ladies here.
00:26:14Now y'all can't run from the truth.
00:26:17You cannot run from the truth.
00:26:20Jim Crow is not the way.
00:26:23Hey, please,
00:26:24let's clear your seal.
00:26:26So you have equal rights.
00:26:28I think.
00:26:29I think.
00:26:34I can't hear it.
00:26:43But hey, it's all right.
00:26:57Biara?
00:26:58It's Biara.
00:27:00It's gonna be all right.
00:27:01It's all right.
00:27:05John D.
00:27:06Y'all play John D.
00:27:35We're gonna get in trouble, man.
00:27:38We're gonna knock down all the windows.
00:27:41We're gonna kick down all the doors.
00:27:44We're gonna get you when they do.
00:27:47All night long.
00:27:51All night long.
00:27:54All night long.
00:27:57All night long.
00:28:04All night long.
00:28:25Look at me.
00:28:27Look at me.
00:28:28Look at me.
00:28:30When nothing tells you.
00:28:34Fool.
00:28:36You got home soon.
00:28:38Yeah.
00:28:43That's true, John.
00:28:44My mama couldn't get enough
00:28:47of women throwing themselves
00:28:48into the open someday.
00:28:49Couldn't get.
00:28:51Men argue about the things
00:28:52they don't want and don't have.
00:28:54What do I believe in?
00:28:59Look up in the sky.
00:29:00Each one of these flowers
00:29:01shining from its own side.
00:29:09He's got a plan for us all.
00:29:25Mama!
00:29:26Mama!
00:29:27Mama!
00:29:28Mama!
00:29:29Mama!
00:29:30Mama!
00:29:31Mama!
00:29:32Mama!
00:29:33Oh, you're feeding them kids now.
00:29:37Let's go, little miss.
00:29:38I put food on the table
00:29:39as much as I can.
00:29:41You think those men gave me
00:29:42good children to give me money?
00:29:45I ain't got no steady work.
00:29:50What you got for me?
00:29:52I might as well go for a ride.
00:30:23Mama!
00:30:31Walter.
00:30:34That boy last night.
00:30:36He said he gonna make us equal.
00:30:42Not you.
00:30:44We weren't talking about you.
00:30:52We were talking about you.
00:31:15Hi, Andy.
00:31:17How are you?
00:31:19Let's get this straight.
00:31:20There's a few things you need to know.
00:31:22Listen.
00:31:23I haven't been in trouble.
00:31:25Nothing sells better than
00:31:26a woman's dress on the door.
00:31:28You trying to win a Pulitzer Prize?
00:31:31Camera ready.
00:31:33And no trouble.
00:31:34Don't you worry about that.
00:31:35I'll send you.
00:31:36I'll get your mom to give you
00:31:37a kiss in front of them
00:31:38if you get me on the front page.
00:31:41In Birmingham today,
00:31:42the police have arrested
00:31:43Martin Luther,
00:31:44the king and 58 other
00:31:46members of the South.
00:31:48Every time you turn around,
00:31:49something darky calls for trouble.
00:31:53NAACP.
00:31:54SNCC.
00:31:57Call themselves TRLU,
00:31:58you can barely make it clear.
00:32:00That's the same song.
00:32:02I'm telling you something.
00:32:03It's getting ready to go down.
00:32:05George ain't nothing going down
00:32:06around here but your IQ.
00:32:08Oh, look at you.
00:32:09You get into the cutting circle already
00:32:11and the secret storm hasn't even started yet.
00:32:17Tell me about this
00:32:18fascinating job you have.
00:32:21Ford is a good car company.
00:32:24And we don't make
00:32:25anything cheap.
00:32:26Something better?
00:32:27Thunderbird V8.
00:32:28Yeah, one of the best
00:32:29Thunderbird V8s of the year.
00:32:31Can I get a top off in here?
00:32:34Well, you should.
00:32:36As a rich woman in town,
00:32:38I know what this old guy
00:32:40buys expensive to keep up.
00:32:42You need money.
00:32:43You need money.
00:32:44You need money.
00:32:45What's my deal with you?
00:32:47Print it.
00:32:49As long as Ford produces
00:32:50cars like this for Ford Galaxy,
00:32:52nothing cheap here.
00:32:54It's got about
00:32:55a 360-unit engine in here.
00:32:57And when that thing
00:32:58warms up, it's what?
00:33:03Oh, my Lord.
00:33:05Come on now.
00:33:07Come on now.
00:33:08Spit it out. Spit it out.
00:33:14Come on now.
00:33:18No dessert.
00:33:26It says on the thing
00:33:27five things are useful and good.
00:33:30That's right, I do.
00:33:31Well.
00:33:39What is this little one for?
00:33:42That's a pinwheel for it.
00:33:45It's 1,800 years old.
00:33:46My grandmother's.
00:33:49Teresa, take a look at this.
00:33:51It's a fork.
00:33:52It's just for a pickle.
00:33:56Oh, my God. It's so big.
00:33:57Look.
00:33:59And many a fine dinner
00:34:00you've seen on tour.
00:34:03Unfortunately,
00:34:04the dining items
00:34:05are just no longer available
00:34:06all over the place
00:34:07for TV days.
00:34:08Or, you know,
00:34:09we won't even be talking
00:34:10to each other.
00:34:11We'll just be lost
00:34:12in our quietness
00:34:13for a while.
00:34:15I hope it doesn't come to that.
00:34:17I've got to go.
00:34:18It's great to see you.
00:34:19You too.
00:34:20Bye, y'all.
00:34:21Bye.
00:34:22Bye.
00:34:23Ma'am.
00:34:25I do give cash to my wife.
00:34:32The only thing is,
00:34:33this is a bit too big for her.
00:34:38It's beautiful.
00:34:39Let's have a look.
00:34:41Yes.
00:34:43Oh, yeah.
00:34:45Well,
00:34:46there is a pretty significant flaw.
00:34:49How much?
00:34:55Are you talking to them, Walter?
00:34:58You're telling them all
00:34:59about how in the sky
00:35:00everybody thinks
00:35:01how we come up is just that?
00:35:04And things are not so easy, Walter.
00:35:07I'm talking to their boss, Dave,
00:35:08and nobody's listening to me.
00:35:11I say it is always two-sided.
00:35:13It's not always two-sided.
00:35:18Look out there.
00:35:26God gave blessing to America.
00:35:28He really did.
00:35:37How do I look?
00:35:42Hmm.
00:35:44Why?
00:35:46Man ain't got a cow
00:35:47when he can collect the milk for free.
00:35:50Just let him know
00:35:51that the cow is still there.
00:35:52No big deal.
00:35:53Hmm.
00:35:57Ah.
00:35:59Could do with a little more harsh.
00:36:01Well,
00:36:02a bit of Valerian.
00:36:04A little pinch of patchy black.
00:36:07I got it so right.
00:36:09Oh,
00:36:11I'm gonna need more,
00:36:12I'm gonna need more.
00:36:14A little bit of Valerian.
00:36:15I'm gonna need more.
00:36:17A little bit of patchy black.
00:36:19I got it so right.
00:36:21I'm gonna need more,
00:36:22Before you take more than you need, take this much.
00:36:26Well, a little more spice ain't going to harm.
00:36:39It looks like we're the only ones here tonight.
00:36:43You come get me out here if you hear me talk too much.
00:36:54I'll let it drill.
00:36:55What do I look like?
00:36:57Like a man with no self-control.
00:37:10Lady, what is that smell?
00:37:12Oh, we cook it all kind of fun.
00:37:15Don't waste the good herbs on me.
00:37:18I'm already under the auspice.
00:37:21How is she, Mattie?
00:37:22Is it been rough?
00:37:23She's getting right along.
00:37:26Oh, you know, it's like these herbs are giving me a bit of a headache.
00:37:29Well, if I'd known you were going to be this easy,
00:37:31I wouldn't have opened a beer bar in my neighborhood.
00:37:33I am this easy.
00:37:34So be gentle.
00:37:36Look at you.
00:37:37Beautiful as always.
00:37:39Such flatter.
00:37:40And it is me that I flatter.
00:37:42That's how you know I'm easy.
00:37:45How have you been?
00:37:46Oh, I don't even want to think about it.
00:37:47You are this delicious escape.
00:37:51Well, let's go outside and get ourselves a drink.
00:37:56Let's talk about nothing important all night long.
00:37:59Yes, I have.
00:38:01Julie B, you take good care of Walter tonight.
00:38:05Why? I gotta take care of him.
00:38:07Because I said so.
00:38:10Thank you, kind lady.
00:38:16Why don't you sit down and have something to eat?
00:38:19How y'all doing, Miss Mattie? No men in the house?
00:38:22Oh, we're doing all right.
00:38:24How y'all doing up there in Washington?
00:38:26A lot of loud talk and a whole scene going on over there.
00:38:31Now, who is this lady?
00:38:33You know her.
00:38:34That's my friend, Miss Jubilee Moody.
00:38:38Yeah, your grandmother used to run a place.
00:38:41I'm not the one I'm saying.
00:38:43Are you sure?
00:38:45She's probably still out there.
00:38:52Oh, damn, that's good.
00:38:56Oh, even the air out here is sweet.
00:39:02To you, Grace.
00:39:05To this place.
00:39:07To this night.
00:39:09To us.
00:39:12To you, Grace.
00:39:15To this place.
00:39:17To this night.
00:39:19To us.
00:39:25Mmm.
00:39:27Mmm.
00:39:29My mother used to make Muscadine.
00:39:32And me, I'm a Frenchman.
00:39:34Well, you aren't going to send me in, are you?
00:39:37No, ma'am.
00:39:40I'm just trying to help myself.
00:39:45Muscadine is the best wine in America.
00:39:49And you know, most of the greatest lovers need this kind of wine.
00:39:54I'm so proud to have taught your granddaughter how to flirt with a real man.
00:39:58Oh.
00:40:00She's got some work to do, huh?
00:40:08Quit staring at me.
00:40:10You don't want me to stare at you.
00:40:12Tell me.
00:40:14What do you want me to do?
00:40:16Nothing. You're here just to be my driver.
00:40:19Oh, come on, girl.
00:40:24He's eating him.
00:40:26I mean, he actually did that, right?
00:40:28I don't understand.
00:40:30Why don't you show me that smile you saw just now?
00:40:33Big ol' smile.
00:40:35Big ol' stupid grin.
00:40:37Now, let me see it.
00:40:39Near the best I can.
00:40:41Near the best?
00:40:44And I'm saving the good stuff that I taste.
00:40:48Look here.
00:40:50Do you come here just to eat me?
00:40:52Can you sugar-use the help around here?
00:40:54That roof leaks. It's gone.
00:40:56But believe me, I don't make quite as much labor.
00:41:00Miss Maddie, y'all still talking to your old man?
00:41:03Something you know about him, sweetie.
00:41:05He's about to teach.
00:41:07Now, he can be provoked, but you can't.
00:41:09Lifetime bachelor.
00:41:11Wanna bet we can't win?
00:41:13You got something worth waiting for?
00:41:16No.
00:41:18No?
00:41:20Well, how about a dance, man?
00:41:23At the Blue Goose?
00:41:27What's the matter? Can you dance?
00:41:30Only thing is, I don't like you never talking to me like that.
00:41:32Why not?
00:41:33Those YLOs of yours don't look damn too graceful.
00:41:36Well, then I'll dance for you.
00:41:38I'll dance for you.
00:41:42So we on?
00:41:44A dance for me? If I get through?
00:41:47Well, if you win, well,
00:41:50I guess you got your dedicated servant to help you fix the house.
00:41:56That's wonderful.
00:41:58Set.
00:42:00Yes, ma'am.
00:42:07What you got there, girl?
00:42:15Cigar.
00:42:18I suppose that after all I've done with that thing, I should just let it go.
00:42:22All right.
00:42:24Can't allow your stand to get in the way.
00:42:27Excuse me, Mrs. Gordon.
00:42:29It's been some nice ride here.
00:42:31Time just flew by so fast.
00:42:33But, Carter, you don't even know how to even about the business that happened this morning.
00:42:36Not yet, Walter.
00:42:38I'm sorry.
00:42:40There's a lot to take in.
00:42:42You're just getting started on those YLOs.
00:42:44I suggest you get out of here.
00:42:46Trust me.
00:42:47All right.
00:42:49My apologies, Grace.
00:42:51Seems to suspect that tomorrow I'll have
00:42:54abruptly a lot of work to do.
00:42:57Will I be able to come back?
00:43:00I'll check my calendar.
00:43:03I am still a YLO.
00:43:06Please don't make me wait too long.
00:43:08Oh, thank you.
00:43:10I know. I'll be right there.
00:43:12All right.
00:43:25Oh, this is good stuff.
00:43:28You got that right.
00:43:30That girl Jubilee did it.
00:43:32There will be no doubt about that.
00:43:34I don't want you meddling in everything that I'm doing.
00:43:38This is going to be my spot.
00:43:41I might just run out of time.
00:43:44And it was fine when I was in town.
00:43:47It's how I used to be.
00:43:50That's a lot of talking for us.
00:43:52No, it's not.
00:43:54I've given my all.
00:43:56I just want to float on.
00:43:58I don't want to just
00:44:01float.
00:44:03It ain't gonna be no floatin' around here.
00:44:05That Jubilee already take the base about me doing some things.
00:44:08I don't say that you don't fly.
00:44:33All good men should come to the aid of their country.
00:44:57Oh, God, what time is it?
00:44:59Seven thirty.
00:45:01What are you doing?
00:45:02You know, out of sixty ads,
00:45:04there's only eight for women.
00:45:06And only one of those barely applies to me.
00:45:09What are you paying me?
00:45:10I'll pay depending on my skills.
00:45:13The plan works in Seagravey's trucking.
00:45:38Hello.
00:45:40I'm Grace Gordon.
00:45:41I'm here for the job interview.
00:45:43Here.
00:45:44Fill this out.
00:45:46Over there on the top.
00:45:48Do you have a pencil?
00:45:53Thank you.
00:46:01And you better get out of here.
00:46:03My office is filling up.
00:46:05You all here for the job?
00:46:07Yes.
00:46:09My husband's been out of work for a few months now.
00:46:12We got two kids.
00:46:14And I'm staying with his sister's family.
00:46:19I gotta get out of here.
00:46:20I'm driving Grace.
00:46:23My mother can't work now.
00:46:26She's supporting us both.
00:46:29What you here for?
00:46:31Extra savings?
00:46:33No.
00:46:35I'm here for family.
00:46:40Okay.
00:46:41May Jones.
00:46:45Yes, sir.
00:46:46I'm May Jones.
00:46:49Can you type?
00:46:51Yes, sir.
00:46:52A little.
00:46:54But if you hire me,
00:46:56I bet I can do just about anything you ask me to do.
00:47:01Oh, that's kind of an answer I like to hear.
00:47:04All right.
00:47:06Nell Brown.
00:47:12Uh, see here you got experience?
00:47:15Type a hundred words a minute?
00:47:17Yes, sir.
00:47:18Take short answers.
00:47:20And if you need some help,
00:47:22you know how much to use, sir.
00:47:24Ah.
00:47:29And you?
00:47:34Grace Gordon.
00:47:36Yes, sir, that's right.
00:47:38Did you graduate from Hollins College
00:47:40with a degree in 19th century poetry?
00:47:44Yes, and I also have some experience in divorce.
00:47:48Ah.
00:47:49And I also type less quickly as these ladies,
00:47:52but if I'm getting a job,
00:47:54I can see that this place is less like a...
00:47:57like a turnstile.
00:47:59And I can communicate with the men as well
00:48:03because I have a pretty good appearance.
00:48:05So I can help with that.
00:48:08Divorce.
00:48:11Okay.
00:48:12Let's have a quick turn around, girls.
00:48:15All right.
00:48:16Let's try to move that.
00:48:23Are we apprised for the course, sir?
00:48:25Same area as y'all.
00:48:27Everything must be appealing, didn't you say?
00:48:31Let's go in the back, honey.
00:48:33Come on.
00:48:34No one can fit better.
00:48:41Well.
00:48:43I guess the interview's over.
00:48:46I think he got all he needed to know.
00:48:49I'm too ugly and...
00:48:51I'm too bossy.
00:49:01This is a secret report brought to you by Princeton.
00:49:06The measure of our leadership is revealed
00:49:09in the construction of coal along the line.
00:49:12The measure of our leadership is the measure of the future.
00:49:19When did you get this?
00:49:22Brought in a few days ago.
00:49:24Mrs. Grace Spork came and got her keys.
00:49:27And left the one under her mother.
00:49:29Hmm.
00:49:30Can you just imagine what society would be like?
00:49:33That's fancy.
00:49:34You know she lived in Paris for a long time?
00:49:37Hmm.
00:49:39She must be hard up on money.
00:49:42It's the same car.
00:49:44The one with the New York plates on it.
00:49:46Something's going on.
00:49:48Sure.
00:49:49A part-time magazine come all the way down here
00:49:51to report on bank fraud.
00:49:53Where?
00:49:54Right there.
00:49:55Black sedan.
00:49:56That one right there.
00:49:58Okay.
00:50:00Hello.
00:50:01Oh.
00:50:02Look at you.
00:50:03Fresh as a daisy.
00:50:04We were just talking about your values.
00:50:06Was it any success?
00:50:08Well, no, not yet.
00:50:11Well.
00:50:13Better get back to work.
00:50:15I need a little money for a little more money for something.
00:50:18Especially I'm working hard.
00:50:20And I wonder how much I can make with this.
00:50:23I mean it's costing me a little bit.
00:50:27Well.
00:50:29These are very beautiful.
00:50:32Wish I had someone to sell them to.
00:50:36You know Dick, you should buy something like this for your wife.
00:50:39Do something nice.
00:50:42She ain't give me nothing but a hard time.
00:50:45Well, that's the way it is.
00:50:48I can loan you $35 to $40.
00:50:50You know, I was thinking about you the other day.
00:51:05Have a look at this here, baby.
00:51:07It says, make the world a beautiful place and make money doing it.
00:51:13Avon's coming to your area.
00:51:15And there's you.
00:51:16You can start growing and expanding.
00:51:19Maybe this will suit you.
00:51:25Door to door sales.
00:51:30Honey.
00:51:3160-day loans going up real fast.
00:51:38Now, I'm going to make the world a beautiful place.
00:51:41We'll see.
00:51:47How about that one there?
00:51:49I'm guessing that's it.
00:51:52I can do that.
00:51:55What do you think of that?
00:51:58Oh, come on.
00:52:00I can see it.
00:52:01You're saying old tricks.
00:52:03I might have one or two in my bag.
00:52:09I can see it.
00:52:11Oh, well, just say it.
00:52:14I win.
00:52:17Good job, Jack.
00:52:20Yeah, I think it's the first time you beat me.
00:52:23Well done.
00:52:24Well done.
00:52:25All right, Jack.
00:52:26This is my last one.
00:52:27Robbery.
00:52:28You should be ashamed of what you did to your congressman.
00:52:32I have to go.
00:52:33I got work to do.
00:52:34But I want to show you something here.
00:52:38Yeah, I do.
00:52:41Tell them I was looking for them.
00:52:44Oh, yeah.
00:52:45A little gift for you.
00:52:48I think he's got a little bone on his neck.
00:52:53God bless America.
00:52:55Congratulations.
00:52:56Bones in our noses and veins in our backs.
00:53:03Now, boy, if I don't have time, I'll be in this booth.
00:53:07Huh?
00:53:08We got to register ourselves.
00:53:09We got to be in the system.
00:53:10We got to be counted.
00:53:12We got to be counted.
00:53:14How about it, son?
00:53:18Come on, Harry.
00:53:19Come on.
00:53:20Let's get out of here.
00:53:21Yeah.
00:53:22All right.
00:53:23All right.
00:53:24All right.
00:53:25All right.
00:53:26All right.
00:53:27All right.
00:53:28All right.
00:53:29All right.
00:53:30All right.
00:53:31All right.
00:53:32All right.
00:53:33All right.
00:53:34All right.
00:53:35All right.
00:53:36All right.
00:53:37All right.
00:53:38All right.
00:53:39All right.
00:53:40All right.
00:53:41All right.
00:53:42All right.
00:53:43All right.
00:53:44All right.
00:53:45All right.
00:53:46All right.
00:53:47All right.
00:53:48All right.
00:53:49All right.
00:53:50All right.
00:53:51All right.
00:53:52All right.
00:54:05Avon!
00:54:09Hello!
00:54:10Avon!
00:54:21Hello, Yvonne.
00:54:30Yvonne calling.
00:54:32I'm here to make your day better.
00:54:34My husband don't allow nobody on his property.
00:54:37I'm not here for him.
00:54:39I'm here for some stuff for you.
00:54:42Ma'am, I ain't got no money.
00:54:52You're a beekeeper?
00:54:54Yes, ma'am.
00:54:56That's beautiful.
00:54:58I always wanted to be a beekeeper.
00:55:02You don't want to be kicked out of my property.
00:55:04Please do.
00:55:05Who is that on my property?
00:55:07Well, I'm here for your wife.
00:55:10See if she's interested in some products.
00:55:14She ain't got no money.
00:55:16Get out.
00:55:19Go on out.
00:55:20Go on out of here.
00:55:29A girl should have some money.
00:55:34Every lady needs money.
00:55:37I said get out.
00:55:47I got her.
00:55:49What?
00:55:50Help.
00:55:52Help.
00:55:54What are you doing?
00:55:56You're from the office?
00:55:58I told them to go to school.
00:56:00They didn't listen.
00:56:02No, I'm Yvonne.
00:56:04I'm here to make your day better.
00:56:06I'm here to make your life better.
00:56:08I'm here to make your life better.
00:56:10I'm here to make your life better.
00:56:12I'm here to make your life better.
00:56:14I'm not your maid, I'm Yvonne.
00:56:16I'm here to make your life better.
00:56:18Read, write and do some study.
00:56:20And it's useless how they do it in print.
00:56:22And it matters.
00:56:23That's why you need to get to school.
00:56:25These hedonists hard for next in line?
00:56:28Yes, you are right.
00:56:29I am not from the office.
00:56:30But you've got to be quick.
00:56:31Can you get these people out of there?
00:56:33Leave that woman alone, and act right now.
00:56:35I will not tell you to call them again.
00:56:37Where were you guys instigating at?
00:56:39You heard it, you little troublemaker?
00:56:42Did you hurt yourself?
00:56:43It's you. From the bank. Miss Gordon Ray. I'm Rue, remember?
00:56:51Yes. If you don't mind me asking, what are you doing here in Sam Hill?
00:56:56On this side of town, Avon's not here to make your day a little bit better, but I'm not doing a very good job.
00:57:02Avon! Miss Avon!
00:57:06Well, you land in the right place now.
00:57:10Come on. Put your clothes on.
00:57:13Thank you.
00:57:16Garlie. Now you don't mind, do you? Come on out and I'll get you something to drink.
00:57:22Do you have bourbon?
00:57:25Yes, ma'am, I sure do.
00:57:27I'll be delighted.
00:57:32Garlie! We got a call. I'm going to get you more beautiful. Come on!
00:57:41Miss Effie. We got Avon.
00:57:44Huh?
00:57:46Girls!
00:57:48Avon!
00:57:49Straighten up!
00:57:57Here you go. Miss Grace.
00:57:59Thank you.
00:58:00You got a room full of ready customers, don't you, girl?
00:58:02Everyone, this is my friend, Miss Grace Gordon, and she's here for some good stuff.
00:58:09That's right, miss girl.
00:58:11This is Hootie Cootie Tee Tee's house.
00:58:14Stop, Miss Grace.
00:58:16Money don't know who the president is, and we work girls like our money.
00:58:23That's right.
00:58:27Well, come on. Come on.
00:58:35I have some very nice items.
00:58:37Honey, we ain't here for nice.
00:58:39Come on.
00:58:40Look at this.
00:58:43The Harazads, baby, in the back.
00:58:45You sound exotic to me.
00:58:47No, to me, it's a good chance.
00:58:50You're cheap, Queenie.
00:58:51We've got the first dollar you've ever had.
00:58:54What do you got?
00:58:56You got anything covered in this?
00:58:58No, I have a dress.
00:59:00Here.
00:59:02Did someone hit you?
00:59:04Some people think hurt you because of the price of the rifle.
00:59:08It's okay.
00:59:09Miss Effie keeps a gun.
00:59:11Who is she to get a person to give that to her?
00:59:15You bet.
00:59:17It's Jeherazah.
00:59:19Now, let me tell you about her.
00:59:22See, in a faraway land, there was a king.
00:59:26And each night, he chose a wife.
00:59:30And every day, he had her.
00:59:32You know why?
00:59:33Because he didn't want her to be ungrateful.
00:59:35But when Jeherazah pretended, she outsmarted him.
00:59:39She's got a talent that was so intriguing
00:59:42that the king came to her life.
00:59:44He left thousands of wine nights to see her all night
00:59:48so that she could have his queen.
00:59:51And this day started off like any other regular day.
00:59:54And then you dropped in and it's magic.
00:59:57Yeah, I guess you're the one with all the selling.
00:59:59You've been good at sales.
01:00:01I don't know how or not you think you'll really like me.
01:00:04I've got to hold my assets.
01:00:06I've got a little girl to take care of.
01:00:09I'm going to make sure she's educated
01:00:11and be a fine lady like me.
01:00:13All right, girls.
01:00:15Tea party's over.
01:00:17Ruth, Bay Bay, you'll be at the window tonight.
01:00:20It's a two-night minimum, on top, no matter.
01:00:24Come on, get a move on.
01:00:27I hope our plans work again.
01:00:31I won't speak up or nothing.
01:00:33I'll just smile.
01:00:35If you won't mind, I will.
01:00:37Of course.
01:00:38Honey, you got your order ready.
01:00:40You need to pack it up.
01:00:41We've got business.
01:00:43Yeah.
01:00:44All right.
01:00:48What did y'all learn today?
01:00:51A, B, C, D, E, F, G.
01:01:056, 70, and...
01:01:07Let's see, it's so soft.
01:01:092.8, 20, 03.
01:01:15Easy money.
01:01:18Sorry, did you just say, in your head?
01:01:21I got a head for arithmetic, I guess.
01:01:24Yes, you have.
01:01:26And for selling.
01:01:29Do something.
01:01:31Better than this.
01:01:33Better.
01:01:37I'm sorry, I didn't mean to be rude.
01:01:39I just think you could be...
01:01:42Useful.
01:01:44This ain't no regular life for you.
01:01:47I was born and raised here.
01:01:50They got no education to give you here.
01:01:54But I want to stay here.
01:01:59Baby, you're going to miss the start of your show.
01:02:02Okay, come on, let's study books.
01:02:08Bye.
01:02:09Bye.
01:02:11Well, how do I look?
01:02:14Do I look all right?
01:02:16Yeah.
01:02:34For your future.
01:02:36For your future.
01:03:06For your future.
01:03:37What do you want to do tonight?
01:03:52Which one makes you look thinner?
01:03:55Yes, and the last thing is,
01:03:58the art of flattery will only exist you, Walter.
01:04:01You're gonna stay tonight?
01:04:03Depends on you, of course.
01:04:05I believe I have won my way into her good graces.
01:04:08Listen, don't get all worked up.
01:04:10She's used to the high-living lifestyle.
01:04:12She's got a lot of work to do.
01:04:14Walter, I've been playing this game for so long
01:04:16you haven't even been born yet.
01:04:21You got that?
01:04:23Yes.
01:04:34Mattie?
01:04:36Jubilee?
01:04:37We're in here.
01:04:39All right, what's going on?
01:04:41The man that turned us off.
01:04:43He said the power company turned us off.
01:04:46Oh, my God, what's happened?
01:04:48Congressman called, said he was riding in the town
01:04:51and said we sure would be a good sight to see
01:04:54if we left him to it.
01:04:56With no electricity across the country,
01:04:58he said we'd be a good sight to see
01:05:01if we left him to it.
01:05:03With no electricity across the country,
01:05:05he said we'd be a good sight to see
01:05:07if we left him to it.
01:05:09We had to close this deal tonight, baby.
01:05:11We ended up after the day I've had.
01:05:14How am I gonna go about it?
01:05:20I'm glad it goes somewhere
01:05:22where nobody can get out of the world.
01:05:24Yes.
01:05:25And I'm one of God's sweetest creatures
01:05:28Oh, my God.
01:05:33What's going on?
01:05:35They sent one of the red flies down here
01:05:37to stir up a riot.
01:05:38A riot?
01:05:39Yes, sir.
01:05:40You want a king?
01:05:41One of those crazy from Chicago kings, man.
01:05:43Commie reported too.
01:05:45The streets are safe.
01:05:47The money is off.
01:05:48You could say we've created a commie total.
01:05:51I wouldn't go that far.
01:05:53What did you say, Walter?
01:05:56Look at you.
01:05:59Driving a Cadillac,
01:06:01getting all the snatching, man.
01:06:03That's it.
01:06:06You get your fair share of the debt.
01:06:08My day.
01:06:10This is still my day.
01:06:14Not for a while, I've written
01:06:16Magna Carta and the Constitution.
01:06:18And the old scout manual.
01:06:20Three of these documents I can keep.
01:06:22And I'm still writing them, good Lord.
01:06:24Look at this man.
01:06:28Carter.
01:06:30They just say, why can't black people
01:06:31eat wherever they want?
01:06:33Drink from the same vat, piss in the same pipe.
01:06:37What's that all about, Walter?
01:06:40Yeah, Walter.
01:06:41We'll do it together.
01:06:42There's no trouble.
01:06:43And we'll make a change.
01:06:55Now, what's this all about?
01:06:57What the hell?
01:07:07Why don't you turn the lights on?
01:07:09Welcome, sir.
01:07:11Well, what are we waiting for?
01:07:13Sheherazade is waiting.
01:07:15Follow me.
01:07:16Oh, be careful, sir.
01:07:17It's a trap.
01:07:18It's a trap.
01:07:19It's a trap.
01:07:20It's a trap.
01:07:21It's a trap.
01:07:22Oh, be careful, sir.
01:07:23It's a trap.
01:07:24It's a trap.
01:07:25Lead the way, my sweet.
01:07:28Lead the way.
01:07:35Jubilee.
01:07:37Jubilee.
01:07:38Jubilee.
01:07:39Come.
01:07:48Grace.
01:07:50I graced.
01:07:52What do you have on your mind?
01:07:55And will I be able to do the challenge?
01:07:59Well, I think you'll manage to smile.
01:08:03Come closer, you two.
01:08:05Let's enjoy the show.
01:08:07Sounds like a perfect plan.
01:08:09Amazing.
01:08:19I say, we're going round and round in space.
01:08:23But the feeling is still there.
01:08:28Yeah.
01:08:31It's not just an illusion, really, isn't it?
01:08:34So when I was young, I used to see those lights in the distance
01:08:37that sparkled like diamonds.
01:08:38And I thought,
01:08:41I was curious to see what they were.
01:08:44After all your travels you've found so far,
01:08:47there's no place like home.
01:08:56Come on.
01:08:58Come on.
01:09:00Let's swim in the moonlight.
01:09:03Three, two, one.
01:09:06Come on.
01:09:08Double challenge.
01:09:10Oh, Lord.
01:09:13Oh, Lord.
01:09:17Oh, Lord.
01:09:20Geronimo.
01:09:21Geronimo.
01:09:27Great.
01:09:28I'll be right there.
01:09:33You make me understand.
01:09:36You give me the world's little riddle.
01:09:39You bring me to the dreams of my mother.
01:09:43Now I have a plan for my mama.
01:09:46She taught me to be good.
01:09:49She knew just how to love.
01:09:53I really took it from them.
01:09:56I'm reading.
01:09:58You don't want to read?
01:10:00Huh?
01:10:02You look dangerous right there, girl.
01:10:04Go on, back in the old place.
01:10:07I'm going to get another drink and come back.
01:10:14Mama.
01:10:17Good night, Walter.
01:10:19Walter.
01:10:21Walter.
01:10:22I need your men to surround the coast.
01:10:25What's going on?
01:10:26A few white trash I've never seen before in my life.
01:10:29White trash I've never seen before in my life.
01:10:31Now I get it.
01:10:33I feel like I'm brushing my teeth.
01:10:35Wait.
01:10:37I'll talk to them.
01:10:38All right.
01:10:43Well, well, well.
01:10:44Hey, Mr. River Rises himself.
01:10:46How you doing, sir?
01:10:47Hey, send this man up a drink for you and me.
01:10:51I'll take a shot of Johnny.
01:10:55I bought myself a bag.
01:10:57I don't need it.
01:10:58Come on now, bro.
01:11:00Just trying to be nice to you.
01:11:04John, set me up, motherfucker.
01:11:05I'm telling you, baby.
01:11:07Come on, pretty boy.
01:11:08Dance with me.
01:11:11To a violin.
01:11:14Careful now.
01:11:16She might bite you.
01:11:17Very good.
01:11:22Look what we have here.
01:11:24Let me get a water.
01:11:28Hey.
01:11:30Yeah.
01:11:32Hello.
01:11:34Hey.
01:11:35How you doing?
01:11:36Fine.
01:11:38Hey, we'll give her a brand of juice.
01:11:40No.
01:11:41Water's fine.
01:11:43So what's the matter?
01:11:44You came here to dance with a water?
01:11:46Oh, we didn't lose.
01:11:48But you ain't won yet, either.
01:11:51You scared?
01:11:58Are you ready?
01:12:01Are you ready?
01:12:03Fine.
01:12:04You are you.
01:12:06Because you are you for a long time.
01:12:10For a long time.
01:12:12You are everything for a long time.
01:12:15For a long time.
01:12:17Who's gonna dance with you now?
01:12:20I don't know how to start.
01:12:24All I know is that
01:12:26when the beat goes up,
01:12:29it's hard to say goodbye.
01:12:32And the music will go up now.
01:12:37When you step on the road,
01:12:40are you ready?
01:12:42Are you ready?
01:12:44Fine.
01:12:45You are you.
01:12:46Because you are you for a long time.
01:12:51That's right.
01:12:52For a long time.
01:12:53For a long time.
01:12:55For a long time.
01:12:57For a long time.
01:12:59Put them together.
01:13:01Let them roll.
01:13:03Let them roll.
01:13:07Now move.
01:13:09Move your legs.
01:13:11On this beat.
01:13:13On this beat.
01:13:15Are you ready?
01:13:17Are you ready?
01:13:19Fine.
01:13:20You are you.
01:13:22Because you are you for a long time.
01:13:24For a long time.
01:13:27For a long time.
01:13:29For a long time.
01:13:38Hey, you.
01:13:41Rock with me.
01:13:43And then,
01:13:44you and me,
01:13:46do a little talk like.
01:13:50Fine.
01:13:51Calm down.
01:13:52Calm down.
01:13:53Come on.
01:13:54Do you want a Coca-Cola?
01:13:55I'll buy it for you.
01:13:56I don't want a Coca-Cola.
01:13:57I don't want a Coca-Cola.
01:13:58I don't want to calm down.
01:14:01Come on, let's see if anyone wants to dance with you.
01:14:04Come on, get out of here.
01:14:05You're lowering yourself.
01:14:06It's late.
01:14:07Come on.
01:14:08Can I have something else?
01:14:09What do you want?
01:14:10You don't want water?
01:14:11Coca-Cola or something else?
01:14:14You with this person?
01:14:16I'm with myself.
01:14:20Yourself?
01:14:22Yes.
01:14:25Well, you're young and sexy now.
01:14:28But you're going to get old.
01:14:30Because dark-skinned women
01:14:32are at the bottom of the road.
01:14:34And everybody's stepping on you.
01:14:42You're all surprised, huh?
01:14:43You're not civil rights?
01:14:47Oh, you're right, yeah.
01:14:50Boy from New York,
01:14:52coming here talking about Jim Crow.
01:14:55What about Jane Roe?
01:14:58What about us?
01:15:01What about us?
01:15:19Here, drink this Coca-Cola.
01:15:21And don't worry about anything.
01:15:23She's just drunk.
01:15:24She's not drunk.
01:15:25She's just cocky.
01:15:26Cocky?
01:15:27Yeah, she wants to feel alive,
01:15:29but she don't have a chance.
01:15:31Shit, she ain't about to ball and roll.
01:15:33Look at all she wants.
01:15:36Like my mom?
01:15:38High hopes and low hopes.
01:15:41I don't want to end her life like them.
01:15:43You need hope.
01:15:45Well, you ain't like them.
01:15:49You're a good girl.
01:15:54Walter.
01:15:56You need to stop.
01:15:57Come on.
01:15:58We need to get along.
01:16:00We're going to see a lot of each other.
01:16:02With all this time we got,
01:16:04we got all this money.
01:16:06Wait.
01:16:08What do you mean, all this money?
01:16:10I don't have a lot of money.
01:16:12I don't have a lot of money.
01:16:14You mean to tell me
01:16:15that man over there got nothing?
01:16:17Man ain't got shit.
01:16:18He don't bought it.
01:16:19He has swapped his days.
01:16:21We've been working so hard
01:16:22to support you all this time.
01:16:26Well.
01:16:31Looks to me like you're making cash.
01:16:33Here.
01:16:35I don't want to think that
01:16:36you're not giving me anything
01:16:37because you ain't giving me anything.
01:16:39Oh, you're too hard on me, girl.
01:16:41And you too.
01:16:42I don't give a fuck, Walter.
01:16:43We don't talk about it.
01:16:44You don't come back.
01:16:46Come on.
01:16:47Kiss my ass.
01:16:49I'd love to kiss your ass.
01:16:50Come on back.
01:16:51You're fine as any.
01:16:52Look at you,
01:16:53twisting your lips like that.
01:16:54I love you, girl.
01:17:00Hear the roar.
01:17:02And don't you come back.
01:17:04No more.
01:17:05No more.
01:17:06No more.
01:17:07No more.
01:17:13Boss.
01:17:15Boss.
01:17:16Boss.
01:17:18Boss, come on.
01:17:19You're scaring me.
01:17:20What are you doing here so early?
01:17:22Come on.
01:17:23Hurry up.
01:17:24I was going to relax on my day off.
01:17:25And I was going to plan
01:17:26to have fried chicken for lunch.
01:17:28There won't be fried chicken.
01:17:29There won't be that.
01:17:30There won't be breakfast.
01:17:31Come on.
01:17:32What the hell are you talking about?
01:17:34We've been staying here
01:17:35for a long time because of this.
01:17:38Oh, thank you very much, Jubilee,
01:17:40for your high evaluation of me.
01:17:42Grace.
01:17:44All right, man.
01:17:45You don't get out.
01:17:46We have to go.
01:17:47Come on, boss.
01:17:48Jubilee, you are a piece of shit.
01:17:50Hear the roar.
01:17:52And don't you come back.
01:17:54No more.
01:17:55No more.
01:17:56No more.
01:17:57No more.
01:17:58Now.
01:18:00Things will really be fine.
01:18:04Putting the weight of the world on her.
01:18:07She was only after all that.
01:18:10And you ain't got that shit.
01:18:12I'll appreciate it if you spend a little less time
01:18:14on my people and concentrate more
01:18:16on my many contributions.
01:18:18If you're not a politician.
01:18:25She don't like to be used.
01:18:27Hell, I get used all the time.
01:18:42I think it's over.
01:19:13This is Grace Gordon.
01:19:16If you are there,
01:19:19please give me a sign.
01:19:27No.
01:19:29I don't think so.
01:19:43No.
01:19:56And here's your shoe.
01:20:00Sorry, man.
01:20:01We're in between breakfast and lunch.
01:20:03You can get your cup of coffee if you want.
01:20:05You know, I'm here about the advertising.
01:20:07Who's your staff?
01:20:08I am.
01:20:10You ever work before?
01:20:11Have you ever worked before?
01:20:13I've been a saleswoman my entire life.
01:20:15A saleswoman?
01:20:17Well, I think I can make a difference here.
01:20:20How much are you expecting to get paid?
01:20:22How much are you paying?
01:20:23A little more like you.
01:20:24The skills?
01:20:25A dollar an hour.
01:20:27I'll take it.
01:20:29When are you planning on starting?
01:20:31Today?
01:20:34Okay.
01:20:35Well, come on back.
01:20:36I want to introduce you to the girls.
01:20:38Follow the rules around here.
01:20:418.5 dollars.
01:20:42Hardly worth dragging my ass out of bed.
01:20:45Gotta listen to all that crap about this junk food.
01:20:48Well, you get what you get.
01:20:50I made 15 dollars because I treat people well.
01:20:53That's right, I keep forgetting, Arlene.
01:20:55Do you ever just love when somebody asks for a dollar?
01:21:00We've been through too much, Arlene.
01:21:02What we do in here is called capitalism.
01:21:04I get paid, of course, my own effort.
01:21:06Just do a good job.
01:21:09You need to quit reading books, Teresa.
01:21:11That's why you don't get paid when you're younger.
01:21:13No man wants to listen to this.
01:21:15And now you're kind of crazy.
01:21:17And how can a man who doesn't want to end up reading it with?
01:21:20Have you no money?
01:21:22It's freedom.
01:21:23All right, girls.
01:21:24I'm not paying it hard.
01:21:25You're crazy.
01:21:26It's not hard.
01:21:27It's just Teresa's not the normal rich girl she used to be.
01:21:31What the hell's all this?
01:21:32Oh, another dealer walking out.
01:21:35Well, I know somebody who can help with this, too.
01:21:37Who the hell are you?
01:21:39Well, all right.
01:21:40We're all robots.
01:21:41See, all right.
01:21:42You're both complaining about needing some help.
01:21:44What you going to do?
01:21:45Give her some fashion advice?
01:21:47She's going to do the seating.
01:21:48She's going to help you clear the tables.
01:21:49And you're going to give her 10% of what you get.
01:21:5110%?
01:21:52You're going to starve us down here?
01:21:55Well, I believe you can make this place at least 10% better.
01:22:00Thank you.
01:22:06Two eggs every evening.
01:22:07Hash browns.
01:22:08Toast.
01:22:17There are too many guys here.
01:22:19They're going to cause me some trouble.
01:22:22Yeah, I know.
01:22:23Keep mild.
01:22:26There are lovely cakes you've been bringing in.
01:22:28They're nearly eaten.
01:22:29I can't wait to see them.
01:22:30And maybe lick on the plate.
01:22:31That's funny.
01:22:33Shut up and go back to work.
01:22:38I hate this place.
01:22:41We have talked for a hundred years or more.
01:22:48It is time now to write the next chapter
01:22:53and to write it in the books of law.
01:23:03I urge you once again, as I did in 1957
01:23:09and again in 1960,
01:23:13to enact civil rights law
01:23:16so that we can move forward
01:23:19and to eliminate this position
01:23:21of every trace of discrimination and oppression
01:23:26that is based on race or color.
01:23:32Thank you.
01:23:38There could be no greater force of strength
01:23:42to this institution both at home and abroad.
01:23:46And second,
01:23:49no act of ours to be supportive
01:23:53of those who now leave.
01:23:56And third,
01:23:58I am socialist.
01:24:00I'm locked in the back.
01:24:02You two watch the front.
01:24:10Good evening and welcome.
01:24:16Ma'am,
01:24:18if you don't mind, would you seat us?
01:24:22Now you all know this is going to cause trouble.
01:24:25Yes ma'am, probably.
01:24:31Hey, sit down.
01:24:34I've got some cherry pie,
01:24:36and some strawberry pie.
01:24:38Come on, come on.
01:24:40Donny, they've got the lemon with the cherry.
01:24:43What's going on?
01:24:44What's going on?
01:24:45What's really happening?
01:24:46What's going on?
01:24:47What's going on?
01:24:48What's going on?
01:24:49What's going on?
01:24:52What?
01:24:53Come here.
01:24:54Come here.
01:24:55Get out of my head.
01:24:57Don't you see there's somebody in my station right now?
01:24:59I don't touch anything when they put their lips on.
01:25:02Hey, come here.
01:25:04I'm telling you.
01:25:07What the hell were you thinking?
01:25:09I can't serve Negroes over here again.
01:25:11No man can come in here again.
01:25:13They're naughty.
01:25:14They're looking for trouble.
01:25:15Just a little rednecks right there.
01:25:17Look here.
01:25:18I don't have any set stage for their drama.
01:25:22One more touch and you don't care.
01:25:24Hey, hey, hey.
01:25:25Hey, calm down.
01:25:26Calm down.
01:25:28It's you again.
01:25:30Why are you sitting there?
01:25:31I'm a waitress here.
01:25:32So I'm responsible for sitting there.
01:25:34You don't need to be responsible.
01:25:36Do you want to die?
01:25:38You think a woman has the right?
01:25:40Look at your position.
01:25:42You're a woman.
01:25:44Oh, hey.
01:25:47She's very important.
01:25:48Hey, hey.
01:25:49Are you crazy?
01:25:51Hey, hey.
01:25:53Hey.
01:25:54Hey.
01:25:55We're not here to fight.
01:25:58Hey.
01:25:59Hey, hey, hey.
01:26:00Stop it.
01:26:01We're not here to fight.
01:26:03Stop it.
01:26:05Sprat's done.
01:26:06Sprat.
01:26:07Good enough to get a raise.
01:26:18Can they buy a cake and eat it?
01:26:24No.
01:26:33What you got up your sleeve?
01:26:34I got nothing up my sleeve.
01:26:36We got straight out demands.
01:26:40And what's that?
01:26:41An appetizer.
01:26:43That's more like a tantalizer.
01:26:44You mad.
01:26:45What's going on there?
01:26:46We're just trying to feed you shit.
01:26:48You women put all your bad feelings
01:26:50into what you want to do.
01:26:52And you're going to get me into it.
01:26:55Who said anything about being mean?
01:26:59We ain't trying to see you get fooled.
01:27:04What do you need up there?
01:27:05I'll help you, sir.
01:27:08It's the bill.
01:27:09The bill?
01:27:10The civil rights bill.
01:27:12Oh, for God's sake.
01:27:13What do you care?
01:27:15Hey, we please talk about something else.
01:27:17Coffee.
01:27:18Shit.
01:27:19That was really bad.
01:27:22I thought you liked to debate.
01:27:26Yes.
01:27:27A good one.
01:27:29Then I have one.
01:27:32Put women in.
01:27:36Women?
01:27:42Dear lady,
01:27:43women are not part of the debate.
01:27:46No one on any side has introduced that idea.
01:27:49Including that Martin Luther King.
01:27:51He's at the helm of this movement now,
01:27:53and pursuing women is not his intention.
01:27:59No.
01:28:00Not right now.
01:28:02Then when?
01:28:05Without women,
01:28:07this country does not exist.
01:28:09It's time.
01:28:10It has time for women to be able to pursue
01:28:12their own happiness,
01:28:13their own freedom under the law.
01:28:18My dear lady,
01:28:19for thousands of years,
01:28:21all of us have been rejecting women
01:28:23to be the second.
01:28:24Now we all know it's not true.
01:28:26But it doesn't make men feel needed.
01:28:28And men need to feel needed.
01:28:31Men's not needed to go sit down and eat.
01:28:35We need to be your white knights,
01:28:37not your equal.
01:28:40The fact is,
01:28:41many women have taken care of themselves
01:28:43and spread child abuse.
01:28:45Unfairly paid for their work.
01:28:47Why?
01:28:48Because it's allowed.
01:28:49Because there are no laws.
01:28:51No protection.
01:28:53Now with the bill,
01:28:54Lady Liberty might become a problem to men,
01:28:56but she still continues to try not
01:29:00to what you call equalities.
01:29:15You have the opposite advantage.
01:29:19You'll be remembered for the rest of your life.
01:29:24If I do this,
01:29:26I'll be remembered as a fool.
01:29:28If I'm remembered as a fool.
01:29:33May I eat something now?
01:29:35Yes, you may.
01:29:37Thank you, Lady Liberty.
01:29:49Ruth?
01:29:50Yes?
01:29:51Ruth, it's Grace Gordon.
01:29:52Oh, Grace.
01:29:53Hi.
01:29:54Um.
01:29:57Boy, I've got so much to tell you.
01:29:59But you know that,
01:30:00that baby money you bought?
01:30:03Well,
01:30:04did you think about investing?
01:30:07As you said,
01:30:09play to our assets.
01:30:11Play to our assets.
01:30:13Play to our assets.
01:30:15Play to our assets.
01:30:16Play to our assets.
01:30:39In all of your years
01:30:40on the sidewalks of D.C.,
01:30:42have you ever met a gentleman?
01:30:44We travel down different paths.
01:30:47Mr. Seller
01:30:48growls with dignity
01:30:50that doesn't think
01:30:51women ought to be treated as equal.
01:30:54And as you know,
01:30:55it's their lifelong ambition
01:30:56to prove they should.
01:30:58Don't misrepresent me.
01:31:00I've said that women
01:31:01should be better than equal.
01:31:04Protected.
01:31:05It's better than equal.
01:31:06Oh.
01:31:08Miss Powell.
01:31:09Thank you.
01:31:10Emmanuel, thank you.
01:31:11It was in the heart of my heart.
01:31:12Thank you.
01:31:13We got a building document right now
01:31:14that won't designate
01:31:15bourgeoisie
01:31:17as a distinctive product
01:31:18of the United States
01:31:19any longer
01:31:20in a short decade.
01:31:22This is illegal.
01:31:25You've been having that
01:31:26in your head
01:31:28so what should we do?
01:31:30Well, let's get right down to it.
01:31:31To fairness
01:31:33and to amending
01:31:34the Civil Rights Bill
01:31:36to include women.
01:31:40Is that why you got here?
01:31:42Because of the law?
01:31:43Hey, Emmanuel.
01:31:45You won't be able to
01:31:47undermine this
01:31:49for long.
01:31:51Overdue issues.
01:31:52This bill is for
01:31:53people with black women.
01:31:54Not now.
01:31:56Now or never.
01:31:58Abigail Adams
01:31:59asked that very question.
01:32:00188 years ago
01:32:02domestic violence
01:32:03and violence
01:32:04plays out
01:32:05across the land
01:32:06at night
01:32:07and the police
01:32:08refused to take the call.
01:32:09They say she belongs
01:32:10to him.
01:32:11A woman
01:32:12doesn't have
01:32:13any real protection
01:32:14unless she has
01:32:15equal access
01:32:16to a job
01:32:17for money
01:32:18to freedom.
01:32:19And when they
01:32:20take off the head
01:32:21of the child
01:32:22who will replace them?
01:32:23That is a problem.
01:32:25And when they return
01:32:26to work
01:32:27who will rear them?
01:32:28Women occupy
01:32:29one of the most
01:32:30important roles
01:32:31in our society
01:32:33motherhood.
01:32:36It is a man's job
01:32:37to protect the women.
01:32:39Now, Congressman Sellers
01:32:40let's not pretend
01:32:41that all men
01:32:42protect women
01:32:44nor are we instructed
01:32:45them to do so.
01:32:47And what you refer to
01:32:49as the most vital
01:32:50of all jobs
01:32:52is unpaid.
01:32:54In a land
01:32:55where the daughter
01:32:56is king
01:32:59the mother
01:33:00is a pauper
01:33:01or a slave.
01:33:06To be absolutely fair
01:33:08probably women
01:33:09do some things
01:33:10that they wish
01:33:11they wouldn't.
01:33:13But it's not
01:33:14our business
01:33:15to make sure
01:33:16that they have
01:33:17the freedom to do so.
01:33:18But it is our business
01:33:19to make sure
01:33:20that they have
01:33:21the freedom to try.
01:33:26Gentlemen
01:33:30When you think about
01:33:31times when no piece
01:33:32of the ass
01:33:33worth throwing
01:33:34off the ground
01:33:35on a load
01:33:36you said I was
01:33:37going to do it.
01:33:38I said I was
01:33:39going to do it.
01:33:40Now
01:33:41everything's straight.
01:33:45Your face will be
01:33:46in a dictionary
01:33:47for the traitors.
01:33:48Walter
01:33:50there are no faces
01:33:51of the other kinds
01:33:52in that dictionary.
01:33:54This will all be just fine
01:33:56as long as everybody
01:33:57follows the rules
01:33:58what we know
01:33:59works.
01:34:07If you are determined
01:34:08to keep the law
01:34:09as it stands
01:34:11there will remain
01:34:12only one group
01:34:13of second classes
01:34:14in this country.
01:34:17Your mothers
01:34:18sisters
01:34:19wives
01:34:20and sons
01:34:23will not
01:34:24be allowed
01:34:25to answer
01:34:26the question
01:34:27of the law.
01:34:29If you are determined
01:34:30to keep the law
01:34:31as it stands
01:34:32there will remain
01:34:33only one group
01:34:34of second classes
01:34:35in this country.
01:35:05The new world
01:35:06is with me.
01:35:16The stars
01:35:17when you shine
01:35:19how do I feel?
01:35:22Sitting on a tree
01:35:24do you know
01:35:25how I feel?
01:35:27Oh
01:35:28this is freedom
01:35:29I know this feeling
01:35:31it's a new dawn
01:35:32it's a new life
01:35:33for me
01:35:34it's a new life
01:35:35for me
01:35:36it's a new life
01:35:37for me
01:35:39it's a new life
01:35:40for me
01:36:00It's so good
01:36:01to have you
01:36:02helping me
01:36:03it's the only thing
01:36:04I can do
01:36:05after what you've done
01:36:06for me and Angelina
01:36:07set us up
01:36:08in business
01:36:09I'm Avon
01:36:11I deliver
01:36:13and I'll meet
01:36:14all sorts of interesting people
01:36:16women
01:36:17selling women
01:36:18it's the future
01:36:20sure it's my future
01:36:24will you tell her
01:36:26I'm not going to
01:36:27try to do that
01:36:28I just want to help
01:36:29that's awfully nice of you
01:36:33come on little girl
01:36:36come on
01:36:39alright
01:36:42see this
01:36:46you see it right
01:36:48blow on it
01:36:50wow
01:36:52wait a minute
01:36:55good to see you
01:36:57thank you
01:36:59I will be here
01:37:00at the auction tonight
01:37:01make sure Nick
01:37:02brings his wife
01:37:03or something
01:37:06Ruth
01:37:10would you be interested
01:37:12to go on a date
01:37:14a date
01:37:16with me
01:37:18come on
01:37:21alright
01:37:25did she say alright
01:37:27she did
01:37:28she said alright
01:37:30alright
01:37:33thank you
01:37:35you got a boyfriend
01:37:37come on
01:37:39for women
01:37:41you grow a man
01:37:42with a beard
01:37:43and sit at a table with you
01:37:45pull out a chair
01:37:47Walter
01:37:48you don't worry
01:37:49about this
01:37:50the rest of your life
01:37:51they're equal
01:37:53you're equal
01:37:54we're all equal
01:37:56that's what we do
01:37:57with power matters
01:37:59never in history
01:38:01have those in power
01:38:03handed over such an opportunity
01:38:06let's see where this takes us
01:38:10slow down
01:38:11there it is
01:38:13any other bastard
01:38:14would have kept her
01:38:15in a gilded cage
01:38:18I can't accept that
01:38:23then if that
01:38:25is the only way
01:38:28this is for them
01:38:29and for her
01:38:38open the cage
01:38:40the green cage
01:38:56you're the best
01:38:57thank you
01:39:25Walter
01:39:26well
01:39:27well
01:39:28well
01:39:29look at what these women
01:39:30have done
01:39:33Matty
01:39:34smells like ratatouille
01:39:36you're our best
01:39:39Grace
01:39:41you have managed to accomplish
01:39:44what 200 years ago
01:39:45no one could not
01:39:47everyone's equal to them
01:39:50and I guess
01:39:51you don't need my services anymore
01:39:54no need to
01:39:55that's not
01:39:57why
01:40:00tonight under the tree
01:40:03and you think
01:40:04we can have some niceness
01:40:06that's right
01:40:07hey you, get out of here
01:40:09I can't
01:40:12I'll tell you what is
01:40:13is that I
01:40:15it's not the time to play
01:40:17so nice of you all
01:40:18to come over
01:40:19and eat bread together
01:40:21especially
01:40:22in such a charming place like this
01:40:25and those breads
01:40:26look like the best
01:40:27in this town
01:40:28and trust me
01:40:29that's no good no
01:40:30I'm not sure
01:40:31I'm not hungry
01:40:33it's good
01:40:34and always good
01:40:36enjoy your dinner
01:40:42my goodness
01:40:44I've never seen
01:40:45a face as beautiful
01:40:46as that in my life
01:40:47gentlemen
01:40:48you better bring the table
01:40:53what are you doing Thí
01:40:54oh
01:40:57what are you drinking
01:41:17on February 8, 1964
01:41:19a new word was introduced
01:41:20to the Civil Rights Act
01:41:21which changed
01:41:22the entire history
01:41:23of gender